True Crime refers to a genre of media, including books, podcasts, documentaries, and television shows, that explores real criminal cases and the details surrounding them. It focuses on actual events involving crimes, often delving into the investigation, motives, and psychological aspects of both the perpetrators and victims. True Crime narratives may examine notorious criminal cases, analyze law enforcement techniques, and reflect on societal implications, creating a blend of fact and storytelling that captivates audiences. The genre aims to engage and inform viewers or readers about the complexities of crime and justice in real-life scenarios.
César Román, known as “El Rey del Cachopo,” presents a controversial new narrative from a Madrid prison, reviving intense public interest and skepticism. Previously convicted for the murder and dismemberment…